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John Ball Brisbin

Pastel drawing on paper made c.1900 of John Ball Brisbin, the St. Paul lawyer who defended Ann Bilansky in her 1859 murder trial, as he appeared c.1860.

John Banfill

John Banfill, the builder and owner of the Banfill Tavern, ca. 1848. Banfill was a member of the first Minnesota State Senate. Photograph by Hill, Kelley & Company.

John Beargrease

John Beargrease, undated. Image courtesy of the Cook County Historical Society.

Photograph portrait of John Sanborn in his brigadier general's uniform.

John Benjamin Sanborn, Colonel, Fourth Minnesota Infantry

Sanborn is seen here in his brigadier general's uniform, c.1863.

John Benson

Minneapolis lawyer John Benson, founder of the law office that became Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid.

John Burns, Company F, Ninth Minnesota Volunteer Infantry

John Burns, Company F, Ninth Minnesota Volunteer Infantry, 1863.

John C. Sweet, Republican Senator and lawyer from Minneapolis (shown here in 1923), was Sue M. Dickey Hough’s sharpest critic on the issue of capital punishment, engaging in heated arguments with her. From The Legislative Manual of the State of Minnesota (St. Paul: N.p., 1923).